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All the recipes & ratings your busy life needs! [Cook's Country] [View in a Web browser]( [Cook's Country 2019; Get all 6 issues bound in one handsome, sturdy yearbook.]( Buy the 2019 edition, get 2018 FREE! [Combined Value: $70; You get both for: $24.95] [order now]( Dear friend, At Cook’s Country, we celebrate great American cooking and the stories behind it wherever we find it: from the smallest country lanes to restaurant kitchens of the largest cities. We bring favorite recipes back to our 15,000 square foot test kitchen to translate the recipes for you using a healthy dose of cooking science and endless testing. All that testing helps us streamline steps, find ingredients that are available in every supermarket so that you’re all set to cook . . . and succeed every time. Over 30 recipes including traditional classics as well as modern twists incorporating new flavors fill the pages of every issue. 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[SHOP ANNUALS]( [Just $9.95 each]( Yours: 360+ recipes from 2 years of Cook’s Country, including these 2019 favorites . . . Weeknight Ground Beef Tacos Our goal: a fresh and simple taco filling flavorful enough to make you want to ditch the prefab spice mix. Rich poblano chile and spicy, smoky canned chipotle chile in adobo sauce make this ruby-red, tangy, and well-balanced taco filling sing. “This was awesome! My food processor did all the chopping in just a few seconds so dinner and a salad was on the table in under 30 minutes. Definitely a regular rotation recipe!” —Brian W. [Use the Right Chorizo. This recipe calls for Mexican-style chorizo, which is a fresh sausage and needs to be fully cooked. Our Choice: Mexican chorizo—fresh and soft. Don’t Use: Spanish Chorizo—hard and dry. And If You Can’t Find It: Start with hot Italian sausage and make your own! The recipe’s in the Cook’s Country 2019 Annual.]( Tuscan Tomato and Bread Soup The traditional preparation for this classic Tuscan soup—day-old bread stirred into tomato sauce and doused in olive oil—is delicious, but it’s inconsistent. We found that using two grocery-store staples (hearty white sandwich bread and canned crushed tomatoes) provides consistent and nearly instant results. You can go from “crave it” to “serve it” without a day’s delay. “I made this recipe because I had all the ingredients at my house, and I love tomato soup. I was shocked how good this recipe is and simple to make. I will make this again.” —Melissa G. Ultimate Caesar Salad From cubing the bread for croutons (any crusty bread with a soft interior will work; we like ciabatta) to tossing all the components together, our recipe produces a bold, bright Caesar salad that may just be the best you’ve ever had. “This was awesome & really quick to make. We loved the richness & bite of the EVOO, Dijon, Worcestershire & pepper. My 11 yr old was very skeptical when she saw the ingredients & color (not white like Hidden Valley), then ran off with the entire bowl after 1 taste. Instant favorite in our house.” —Ryan S. Clementine Cake If sunshine has a taste, it’s our Clementine Cake. It may sound weird (or like the dream of someone who hates peeling fruit), but pulverized whole clementines, skin and all, add just the right amount of sweet, sour, floral citrus flavor to every bite. “Thumbs up from my family! A really delicious and tasty cake! Also, I saved the syrup from candying the oranges for cocktails as it warms up.” —Megan J. Buy the 2019 edition, get 2018 Free! [ORDER NOW]( On the Road We travel the country looking for regional favorites that deserve national attention. On the Road features in every issue bring you along as we talk (and eat) with local chefs and learn the stories behind the recipes. 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